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Introduction After losing a baby, a mother goes through both emotional and physical changes. One of these is continued breast milk production. This can feel confusing and painful at the same time. Some mothers decide to donate their milk during this period. It is a quiet and personal choice that can bring a sense of […]

Introduction If you’re a new parent, chances are you’ve spent countless moments marvelling at your little one’s every movement, sound, and expression. But when your newborn suddenly starts hiccupping—sometimes for what feels like minutes on end—you might find yourself worrying: Is this normal? Is my baby uncomfortable? Should I be doing something about it? WHY

Introduction If you’re a new parent, chances are you’ve spent countless moments marvelling at your little one’s every movement, sound, and expression. But when your newborn suddenly starts hiccupping—sometimes for what feels like minutes on end—you might find yourself worrying: Is this normal? Is my baby uncomfortable? Should I be doing something about it?Rest assured:

Introduction It’s the first time she’s stood in front of the mirror since giving birth. Her body doesn’t seem like the one she remembers from months ago, and the mirror staring back at her feels strange—a softer tummy, stretch marks, possibly scars, and sleepy eyes. For a brief instant, she wonders whether she will ever

Introduction Bringing a newborn home is exhilarating, but it can also be nerve-racking—especially when you can’t actually see how much milk your baby is drinking. Unlike a bottle with clear volume markings, breastfeeding is more of a dance than a measurement. The good news is that your baby and your body provide several reliable clues.

Introduction With its powerful mix of nutrients and immune defenders, breastmilk is the gold standard of newborn nutrition. In India, thousands of infants—especially those in NICUs (Neonatal Intensive Care Units)—cannot receive milk from their biological mothers due to health complications, premature birth, or maternal issues. In such cases, donating breastmilk becomes a humanitarian gesture. Who

Introduction In India, human milk banking is handled by Lactation Management Centres (CLMCs), Lactation Management Units (LMUs), and Lactation Support Units (LSUs), which are organised into tiers. In order to collect, pasteurise, test, store, and distribute donor breast milk—mainly for premature or low birth-weight infants in NICUs and special newborn care units.In situations where a

Introduction When a baby arrives—especially one born early or in fragile health—our attention naturally turns to the mother and child. This focus is both essential and deserved. Mothers carry an immense physical and emotional burden, and their recovery and bonding with the newborn need all the support they can get.But in the quiet corners of

Introduction The significance of donating human milk has become much more well known in recent years. In order to provide preterm or medically fragile newborns who might not otherwise have access to the nutrition they require, more moms are volunteering to share their excess breast milk. Babies in neonatal intensive care units (NICUs) can benefit

Introduction During pregnancy, everyone helps you get ready for the birth — from breathing techniques to baby showers and setting up the nursery. But once the baby is here, the spotlight turns. And suddenly, in the soft chaos of newborn cries and sleepless nights, the mother begins to disappear.This is the fourth trimester — the